[ Thanks to steve
hill for this link. ]
“Please keep in mind that it is still essential to know
how to use basic Unix commands. Using Webmin without some system
literacy is just asking for trouble. It should be used as an
additional tool, not a replacement—because a little knowledge
is a dangerous thing. On that basis, let’s look at what
Webmin modules can do for the desktop user.”
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